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Guest 22-Mar-2014 15:35
The Zenodorus ID is almost certainly correct. I was a bit hasty to suggest Sandalodes.
Guest 21-Mar-2014 23:17
Jerzy Prószyński
Rob Whyte is right, it can be Zenodorus. One species - Zenodorus microphtalmus was already reported from Hawaii. To be sure we would need, however, photos of apalp and internal structure of epigyne.
Robert Whyte 21-Mar-2014 23:00
I would more suspect Zenodorus-Omoedus.
David B. Richman 21-Mar-2014 18:46
I'm not sure, but this looks like it could be an immature (or possibly adult) female of some sort of Sandalodes. The genus is widespread in Hawaii, but the males are a bit more elongate than your specimen.
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